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and chronic inflation such as Argentina. Interestingly, it is rarely known that one of the earliest debates on the …
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expected probability of reversal is low. Argentina once again faces high, persistent, and volatile inflation. With a looming … affairs to a foreign jurisdiction. The paper explores whether dollarization can fulfill such role given Argentina’s history of …
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expected probability of reversal is low. Argentina once again faces high, persistent, and volatile inflation. With a looming … affairs to a foreign jurisdiction. The paper explores whether dollarization can fulfill such role given Argentina's history of …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014230321
We analyze a recent paper that claims that dollarizing an economy in the presence of a “dollar shortage” will provoke an immediate sharp reduction in real output and welfare. We find many problems with the model that supports this conclusion: confusion about the nature of a dollar shortage...
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and chronic inflation such as Argentina. Interestingly, it is rarely known that one of the earliest debates on the …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014256615
This paper looks at 21st-century dollarization in Latin America. We emphasize that dollarization is a complex reform that can be implemented in many different ways. We draw three important lessons from these experiences: (1) keeping the central bank after dollarizing is an unnecessary...
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We analyze a recent paper that claims that dollarizing an economy in the presence of a "dollar shortage" will provoke an immediate sharp reduction in real output and welfare. We find many problems with the model that supports this conclusion: confusion about the nature of a dollar shortage and...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014296365
can lead to improved macroeconomic performance in Argentina. The country is a net exporter of commodities and a net …
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Argentina's economic and institutional decline has long posed a conundrum to economists and social scientists. In … precede inclusive institutions face a similar problem, since Argentina was one of the most educationally advanced countries in … decadence and posits that, in Argentina, rising commodity prices have driven the cycles of populism. …
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